Army post blue prints taken from Macon man
Special report from Macon describes Sergeant Gibson of the local army recruiting station taking blue prints of a proposed brigade post at Fort Oglethorpe from a Macon man. The prints were forwarded to Washington for the War Department. The Macon item also covers plans for a large packing plant and a statewide cattle census program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Gibson
Fort Oglethorpe
Washington
War Department
James Lowe
State Department of Agriculture
W T Anderson
Department of Agriculture
Himan Macon
Lowe
Commissioner Price
Agreement Reached and Masters Freed
Court records show a settlement reached and Masters freed after a long dispute. Witnesses testified that delays and procedural issues affected the case, with details unclear due to fragmented OCR.
Samuel C. Lokey Dies at Birmingham Home
Samuel C. Lokey, aged about 4, father of Dr Hugh Wo Foukey and Stina G Lokey of Atlanta, died Wednesday night at his Birmingham residence. A veteran and former member of Wheelers Cavalry, he fought at Kenesaw Mountain and was wounded. He previously lived in Atlanta and Jackson County. services will be in Birmingham with burial in Talladega.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Tokes
Hugh Wo Foukey
Stina G Lokey
Atlanta
Inatomo
Birmingham
Wheelers Cavalry
Kennesaw
Jettson County
Burt Ved
Gaushers
County Commissioners Speak to the Ad Men
Wirt and Turman led an Ad Men luncheon in Convestion hall Piedmont detailing county finances and official duties in an entertaining format. Other speakers included Mills Hightower and Gilbert. Atlanta Theater minstrel tickets go on sale April 12 with reserved seats starting Monday to fund a delegation to the 12th annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Ten Wirt
S B Turman
Pune Cal Spakers
Ad Vmees
Piedmont
Datei
Ostar Mills
Jeff Hightower
W OG Gilbert
Atlanta Theater
Atlanta
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Philadelphia
Sacred Harp Singers in Atlanta Concert at Police Station
The Atlanta Sacred Harp Singing class announces a four sacred concert at the police station next Monday at 10 o clock. All are welcome, with Robert Blford serving as chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Harp Singers
Atlanta
Sacred Harp Singing
Robert Blford
Negroes Told Cause Of Tuberculosis Meeting Held In Atlanta
In a sanitation drive authorized by Superintendent Landrum teachers and students will gather at Houston Street School 415 pm to hear Dr Allen H Bunce speak to teachers and J P Faulkner address students as a member of the Atlanta Anti Tuberculosis Visiting Association on tuberculosis causes and prevention Similar meetings earlier in March drew about 120 teachers each session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Macon
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Blippers Association
RA Gilham
Landrum
Houston Street
Allen H Bunce
J P Faulkner
Atlanta J Anti Tuberculosis
Muree
Negro Anti Tuberculosis Association
Professional views on cotton situation in New York report
A New York based compilation reviews cot ton stocks and flows to Europe with emphasis on Germany and Italy. It notes a March 11 tally of continental takings, a dip in shipments after the order in council, and widespread leakage to the continent despite wartime restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germany
Struel Owtuk
Hamburg
Mreman Amyune
Italy
Andy Plug
Austria
Ameria
Great Britain
Rensrorf Lynn
Midday Cotton Movement and Market Scores Across Posts
Historic market brief shows cotton middling prices and receipts across multiple U S ports led by Savannah and New York with totals for the day and week. Included are Memphis and Lovis middling readings, stock levels, and shipments, along with scattered notes on dairy and poultry prices and general commodity movement across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saléa Son
Wen Testa USA
Savannah Maenligs
Wilmingtom
Norteik
Middlag
Sultimree
New York
Eaar Stark
Stip
Seazan
Memphis
Little Rock
Liverpool
Jon Fet
Dune
Galveston
Savannah
Charlestan
Wilmington
Morfelle
Boman
Fhitadel
Pacific
Houston
Anguata
Memphis Sama
Cincinnati
Cotton Market Surges On Mixed Cotton Prices
New York April 6 The cotton market showed heightened activity with July contracts rising from 41.98 to 1109 and a firm general list. Early trading was irregular as cables lagged with fluctuations around opening and local buying supported by spot demand in the South. Prices closed near day highs with May and July advancing, while late months softened slightly amid uneven selling and cautious demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ile
Tun
Rotten
Lee Tay Bond & LO
Saime
Thay Sau
Lion
Shfarsos
Liverpool
New Orleans
Go3
Rane
Hell
Dfhentt
Uuyme
Taverpool
Narning
Cuba
Sagae Radlig Wan
Priser Wa
Ioderule Nes
Damentiers
Fuukes Ware
Abe
Benruaes
Savannah
Uae
Nation
Jacksonville
Hogin Ateuay
Atlanta Market Report and Live Stock Prices
The page lists a mixed Atlanta market overview with fruit and produce items and a detailed live stock section. Prices cover apples, lemons, cabbage, potatoes, and other produce, plus cattle hogs and beef prices with ranges by weight. Also includes grocery items and canned goods prices, reflecting a bustling trading day in the Atlanta region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grapetrust
Florida
Bunepy
Atlanta
Aran Fpre
Tun Aviation
Professionalism Rules in Stocks Show Market Turbulence
New York April 6 The market shows speculative activity across several issues including Mercantile Marine, Crucible Steel, Mexican Petroleum and International Nickel. Petroleum and Alcohol rise amid favorable trade signals. United States Steel and General Motors move unevenly. Paris demand weakens while foreign remittances firming with Scandinavian currencies. bonds steady with United States bonds unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercantile Marines
Crucible Steel Mexican Petroleum
International Nickel
United States Industrial Alcohol
Pacific Mail
Kenederate Ace
Amrican
Aldwin
New York Airbrake
Paris
France
Cape ‘Ally Exchange
Scandinavian Counties
Stock market notes with varied demand and bond firmness
In New York trading, demand figures show mixed results for currencies and commodities. Government bonds hold steady while railroad bonds stay firm. time loans remain steady. Lead, copper, zinc, and other metals present at London and New York quotes with spot prices cited and small fluctuations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Billie
aElen de Peance
Tad Sey
Maries
New York
The
Metal Exchange
London
Iran
Motel Exchange
Flour and feed items listed in large market catalog
A dense OCR list details countless commodity items and prices from a historic market catalog including flour mixes Grain sacks oats seeds hay and various Purina feed products with assorted prices per sack cwt and per unit. Names of brands and terms appear fragmented with quantities and weights such as 48 lb sacks 100 lb sacks and 160 lb sacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRATX
Ray
Fred
Duncan Company
Kiour
Per ‘Barret
Victory
Cdut
Nell Rose
Fiat
Pride of Denver
Southern Star
Mermuda
Harpers
Milica
Patsy
Giro
Georgia
Market Trends and Price Receipts Across Markets
Yesterday’s finance and markets roundup lists industrials such as Amer Sugar Gen Electric Studebaker U and Rubber and 1 Steel with mixed bonds from Amer Tel and Tel Central of Georgia and others. Cattle hogs and sheep receipts are reported with varied prices. Kansas City and Louisville markets show higher hog receipts and steady beef values amid farm goods and livestock shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peer Cent
Amer Sugar Gen Electric
Studebaker
U & Rubber
1 Steel
Hailroad
Steeka Ubad
Balt & Onto
Su ‘Genel
X Central
Penn and Southern Railway
Amer Tel & Tel Central of Georgia
Concoi “Central Leather Us Steel
Miranma
Carolina Chemical
Chicago market report shows mixed grain and commodity prices
Chicago April 6 market notes favoring weather for winter crop, wheat prices down yet unsettled, May and July futures varying. Oats mixed, provisions steady. Copper and sugar movements described with exports and domestic demand. Weather and government farm data influence trading. notes on corn, coffee, and oil markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lanaua
Uhio State Lrap
Karup
Washington
Kansas City
South
Dividend to stockholders of American Telephones & Telegraph Co
The American Telephones and Telegraph Company declares a dividend of two dollars per share payable on Saturday April 15 1918 to stockholders of record at the close of business on Friday March 1.01ate G D Milne treasurer.
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Army Post
Plana
George Bo Biron
Southern Cat Wal
Vereen Plete
Hye Stuk
Maal
Prana Laner
Merwua
Redie Char van Krlanta Front Bureau
Rome
Garth Toe
Hans Augusta
Atlana
Moore
Atia
Atlasia
Birray Menon
Royster
Secray
Omaniger
Olanbus
Kig
Southern Tatton Oil Company
Mathews
Mathews Traffic Hoveraide
Augusta
Thomas Wo Mart
Smith & Martin
Henson
Walton Chamber of Commerce Cajun Ga
Waxelbaum
Taard
Macon Geor
Young Lumberman Quitman
Millioms
Macon Sewer Pipe Works
Maco
Omaral
Willingham Willingham Sah and Door Company
Cowart
Ariingtru Atte Ome Company
Ariington Ta Herbae
Heavy Bone
Harman Chamber of Commerce
Willa Ria
Indersan
Chamber of Commerce Commerce
Lummus Cummun Gin
Manefacturing
Columbus Ga
Wataun
Mawxinsville
Compani Va
Renzie
Montezuma Vanofa Tote Company
Montezuma Ga
Jones Atlanta Stove Works
Alinta Ca
Blakely
Ompan
Allahin Callahar
Rbalnordge Ta
Maslees
Tims
Samuel C. Lokey
WAPA
Chattahoochee County
Columbus
Cusseta
Columbua
Chattahoochee
Muscogee County
L A Scarbrough
Columbia
Cusasta
Ellerstie
Johnston Storm & CO
Liyernas
Tre
Wwanent
Warmiast
Algeria
Iyerpooll
Wall Street
Buvera
Lebard Bros & OU
Ota 4 Polita
Santos
Wadreight
Wero
Jin Miirety
Rlo
Lan
Hirher
Bravtian Pire
Cloong
Baga Oh
Ogezak
Ory Daly
London Financial
Feaubee
Atlantie
TOTAT
Wisconsin
Cickena
Salus
Michigan
Minnesota
Dakota
Snap
LANGE
Eire
NED Orleays Cotton
Bane
Oglem’s Grocery Company
Ecole
Libby A
Gulmon
Ted
Asparagio
Grunoeryetel
Arc
Harmer Soda
Hilra
Blake White
Bonds
New York Financial
Marenville
Metals
I & del
Whit Baldwin
Liggett
Algers
Kurt Tard
Goisa
Alo Kan & Tex
Satan
Newark
Perries
Norfolk
Aida
Bannyylvania
Ned Arm & Steet
Tennessee
Jexay & Batttle
Udon
Wabash Pid
Western Union
Westinghouse
United Fruit Ly Rt
U S Us
Logan Panama
Central of Georgia
Consol
Unia
Chempeane
B & Quingy Jett
Chlewgs RY & Pac Ry
Erie
Gen Ag
Tllinois Central
Cora
Helfere
Wethers
St Louis
Newry
Atocka I
Atocke
Tnd
Chiago
AL Lowa
Keneos
Naval Stores
Faroe
New Yorke
Poinea Net
Midera
Honduras
Frey Arts
Low Clonelan
Chiesso
American Telephones & Telegraph Co
G D Milne
Atlanta~ Warehouse CO
Atlanta, GA
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Hanover Square
New YO
New York Cotton Exchange
Cotton Exchange
New York Produce Exchanges
Liverpool Cotton Association
Alonzo Richardson & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Empire Building
Arlene
Encama
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